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The Littelfuse LGD18N45TH is a 450 V, 18 A N-Channel Ignition IGBT featuring monolithic circuitry for ESD and inductive coil drivers. It operates within a -55 to +175 °C junction temperature range with a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 500 VDC and continuous current of 18 ADC. The device includes emitter ballasting for short-circuit capability and offers low threshold voltage for logic interfacing.
Verify the specific suffix 'H' corresponds to the emitter ballast structure design as indicated in the part numbering section. Confirm the DPAK package type and Pb-Free status match project requirements. Ensure the tape and reel packing option aligns with automated assembly capabilities. Cross-reference the latest datasheet revision date against manufacturing timelines.
Select this component when high voltage and high current switching are required in automotive or industrial environments. The low saturation voltage and high pulsed current capability make it suitable for demanding loads. Verify that the operating junction temperature range meets the thermal constraints of the enclosure. Consider the DPAK footprint for board space optimization compared to larger packages.
This device belongs to Littelfuse's Logic Level Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) portfolio. It is designed specifically for ignition and fuel injection applications where robust switching and integrated protection features are critical. The product combines power handling with control interface simplicity.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Consult Littelfuse technical support for cross-reference information regarding equivalent logic level IGBTs with similar voltage and current ratings.
The emitter ballasting provides short-circuit capability, allowing the device to withstand short-circuit events for specified durations without destruction.
The low threshold voltage allows the IGBT to directly interface with logic or microprocessor devices, simplifying the gate drive circuitry requirements.
At an ambient temperature of 105 °C, the maximum short-circuit withstand time is 1000 µs for three pulses with a 10 ms period.